Ages: 3-8
Rating: 4/5
Rating: 4/5
While he takes his
nap, a group of monkeys snatch the caps from his head. When the peddler awakes,
he shaking a finger at them and ask the monkeys to give him back his caps. The
monkeys shook their fingers and refuse with a simple "tsz, tsz, tsz." After a few unsuccessful attempts to return the caps, the peddler was so angry that he threw his own cap to the ground,
and what a surprise he suddenly found out that what monkey sees, monkey does!
I love this story! He is having everything
inside: lots of fun and humour, imagination (let they children decide what they monkey said when
they said "tsz, tsz,
tsz."), learning (colours, directions, numbers), for us as adults, there
is also an important amoral If we want to learn
our children the correct behavior
is not right just yelled at them if they do
not behave as we expected our job
as a parent is to show them how they
should behave, and then they will copy us!
This tale is universally and can cross lots of different cultures. The colours of the pictures could use some updating/brightening, but I must admit that I like them as they look for me like vintage pictures, and they remained me my childhood books.
This tale is universally and can cross lots of different cultures. The colours of the pictures could use some updating/brightening, but I must admit that I like them as they look for me like vintage pictures, and they remained me my childhood books.
In this era that everyone looks for interactive
electronics material, it’s amazing to find a hard copy interactive book!
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